Are You Deep, Clear, or Cool? Uncover Your Perfect Winter Palette!

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In today's video, we dive deep into the world of Winter palettes using the 12 palette system. Are you a Deep Winter, Clear Winter, or Cool Winter? Join us as we reveal the shocking truth about these three distinct Winter characteristics and help you uncover your perfect Winter palette!

What you'll discover in this video:
The unique features of Deep, Clear, and Cool Winter palettes
Expert tips on how to identify your Winter type
Must-have colors for each Winter palette
Makeup, fashion, and skincare tips tailored to your Winter category
Whether you're new to seasonal color analysis or a seasoned pro, this video is packed with insights to elevate your style game!

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[celiaperez]

Be careful: your skin can be yellow and yet not warm. Yellow can be cool as well. Wheat has a cool yellow. It took me so long to understand this! I am a truly winter but because my skin is yellow I didn’t fit the pattern. What is more, they always suggest me to use a yellow foundation to match my skin tone, but that was only making me more yellow. No, I have to pick up a neutral tone to compensate. And, yes orange is a no, no. Eventhough is my favourite color, it make me look washy. I forgot to tell you I am Spanish, a typical mediterranean woman: dark hair, hazelnut/orange eyes, light yellow cool skin. My best color is emerald green. I hope I can help.

[jeanettebennett]

I really disagree on Winters being the most marketable color way. You rarely see an optic white. It’s off white, cream. There’s so much beige, camel, brown, coral, olive etc. Being a Cool Winter I find it extremely frustrating in finding cool colors with the exception of black,

[SomeOtherSusan]

I have cool undertones but I love orange. Instead of wearing it, I find joy in adding it to home decor.

[thehardercandy]

I'm a neutral in foundation, but I lean cool. I am a cool winter. Regular cool foundation makes me grey, and warm makes me yellow cause I'm olive toned. But the neutral is just right. "girl don't wear orange" 🤣🤣🤣 SO TRUE!

[elk]

Thank you very much. Im cool winter. I have icy green eyes and I hate orange and orangy red. I dont have brown clothes at all, Im feeling literary sick, when I try to wear something brown. I love black, white, teal and magenta. It is nice to hear and see you talking with such a passion about colours. Greetings from Poland. Elisabeth

[thehilaryglow]

I'm a mix of all the winter categories (depending on how burnt I've gotten during the summer) and I look AMAZING in rich cognac, orange and maroon. Even though they're warm and I'm on the cooler side, they look extra neony on me and I love them. They make me feel more confident, which is the most important thing for me. I'm naturally an auburn-ish strawberry-blonde hair color with amber eyes, but I'm goth and I dye my hair black. So I watch these videos just for fun, but I actually love to play with all levels of warmth.

[Peonyrose]

In the UK I would say that Summer is probably the most common season, not Winter. It is so hard to find in particular deep Winter and deep Autumn coloured clothes here. I went to Madiera and was so blown away by beautiful deep hues of the clothes in their shops, I would find it so much easier to find clothes if I lived there! It just shows how different the demand for different seasonal colours are in other countries.

[c.henderson]

It's Revlon Cherries in the snow! And it is beautiful! I'm a clear winter and I wear it in cold weather! It's not the very best color for me, as it's almost too cool. My best lipstick shades are anything bright, bright red leaning slightly cool.❤😊

[virginiabeld]

Mac's Ruby Woo is an astounding red lipstick

[reettaelina]

Just in time I have been turning my head around with

[margies]

I have Revlon's cherries in the snow, and I'm a Winter!

[josiekoerner]

As a cool winter I always have a hard time finding makeup for my cooler tone skin everything pulls dull orange or brown, but purple blushes and lip stick works. Especially brown eye shadows that do nothing but stick out on me unless the brown has more of a gray color to it. Even the color purple looks more natural on my skin. I gave up on bronzers a few years ago, because even with lightest touch it always looks off and over done. I don't understand why everyone wants to be golden. Foundation is hard too everything is too orange or too yellow. 😪 I finally got one of those blue pigment which helps me get the prefect shade. Which is neutral than add blue.

[MaltipooLover]

It’s interesting because I am a winter, but I look good in some of the colors from the cool palette while some of the deep colors look really stunning as well

[potatoknishes]

If you look good in black lipstick you are a deep winter. The ultimate test.

[ElizabethPetrie-mz]

Blue eyes (chambray grey-blue) with small green flecks, light grey hair, medium-cool skin tone. I absolutely avoid anything with a brown, orange, olive, or yellow tone. The clear jewel colours are best on me. I still love black, and it still suits me. I would say that I’m a deep/cool winter, although in the summer I add softer blues and pinks in linen shirts and the like because my skin is a bit more tanned and reflects the light differently.

[The-Road-Less-Travelled-]

Cherries in the snow, and they still make the nail polish, I saw it the other day.

[elizabethr.]

This is not a critique, just an observation 😊… Its interesting to me that you feel cosmetic companies cater to winter type skin tones. I think that could partially be based your perception due to the contrast between your own skin tone and/or those of the wearers in makeup ads, etc. In my personal experience, many cosmetics turn straight orange on me or sometimes just look very dull and grey due to the contrast with my skin. A blue based red lipstick is quite easy to find, however, and blue based bright pink blushes are a dime a dozen due to the current trends.

[debbieanderson]

I'm have neutral light skin, medium brown hair with white streaks and medium neutral brown eyes. I'm playing around in the dark winter/cool winter colors.

[barbaracalaway]

cherries in the snow by Revlon. My mom wore it!

[lindaswebster]

Revlon all time best selling red lipstick was/ is Called “Cherries in the snow”
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